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Tips on How to Formulate Quiz Questions

KnowledgeOne

To guide you through this important exercise, here are some sample questions presented by the level of difficulty and question type. The section below contains further examples you may find helpful when designing quiz questions. Can you give an example of …? Bloom’s Taxonomy and questions. Comparative . Evaluative.

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A Different Approach to Adult Learning Design

Raptivity

Source: From presentation by Rick Blunt on Guild online forum According to Rick, when adults start solving a problem, they tend to follow Bloom’s taxonomy. I could map all these characteristics to a sample we recently created for a prospect. The sample was based around ‘The benefits of eLearning’.

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TCC09: Digital Storytelling in a Web 2.0 World

Experiencing eLearning

A relevance sample of 100 digital stories was obtained from YouTube. Great examples of pictures that spark stories–thank you for using great CC photos; such a nice change from bullet points in other presentations. Example of a classic digital story: Momnotmom. Example: Karen’s Digital Story. Video responses.

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ID and eLearning Links 4/16/19

Experiencing eLearning

Cognitive load, spacing effect, forgetting effect, worked examples, and more. Retrieval Practice & Bloom’s Taxonomy: Do Students Need Fact Knowledge Before Higher Order Learning? The sample is a well-done interactive video scenario for home visitors. tags: research learning. Retrieval Practice Research.

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Active Learning - Unleashing the Power of Scenarios and Activities

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

Active learning is a great way to achieve comprehension, application and analysis- three key middle layers of Bloom's taxonomy - in adult learning. In this post, I give a few examples. Imagine a set of questions the learner has to answer, based on the information provided. Analysis is the next stage in Bloom's taxonomy.

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How to Design a Knowledge Guru Game in 5 Steps

Knowledge Guru

It’s easy to put your content, facts and information you want learners to know “cold” into the game and create a highly engaging experience for players. Use Bloom’s Taxonomy to help you select appropriate verbs to include in your objectives. Examples: Identify, Define, Explain, Distinguish, Compare, Contrast.

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How to Integrate Assessments into Your Corporate Training Solutions

Thinkdom

The Need for Assessment Integration In Corporate Training Solutions Traditionally, corporate training solutions have been a one-way process where trainers deliver information and employees passively consume it. For example: Train customer service reps to handle complaints better and boost customer satisfaction by 10% in a quarter.